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Today we take a look at two faulty Xbox One S consoles. The mission was to buy these Xbox's cheap and to hopefully make a profit by re selling them on eBay!
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[@JoeyDoesTech]

Xbox One S #2 was a 500GB hard drive not 1TB as I thought! Silly Joey 😁😁

[@ck7cu]

You sir are doing a great service to the electronics community....repairing and replacing what was previously broken and would have went to the city dump. Thank you for your efforts at giving new life ..where what have been none.

[@ArreglandoCosas]

Joey you are getting so good at this! I really admire your work! That HDMI replacement on the first one was top notch and the fact that you even tried on the second one looking like that speaks a lot of your confidence and perseverance. Excellent video as always, keep them Rollin!

[@Erikleaholsen]

Did you forget to place a resistor at R6F14? The row of 6 resistors.

[@JoeyDoesTech]

No it’s missing in all revisions :) good spot though

[@nheather]

As a general convention, though not a hard standard, where you have polarised components such as diodes, LEDs and electrolytic capacitors, the positive side uses a square PCB pad and negative a round PCB pad. A square pad is also often used to indicate Pin 1 of ICs and connectors.

[@SkrilsGaming]

Flux ball needs to be saved.

[@deanwalkington6165]

Another great video Joey thanks

[@nheather]

When replacing the row of resistors did you miss one - RF614, it looked like there was a resistor there before but when you replaced them you left those pads empty. Could be wrong though, hard to tell with all that gunk.

[@anojenthanikasalam1466]

You can try replacing the NCP4205 chip on the 2nd Xbox and see if it works.

[@JoeyDoesTech]

Yes this is a great shout :)

[@CoolModderJaydonX]

If I were to repair Xbox One consoles, I would try the power button, then either a disc or pressing the button on a controller. Just to see if the front ribbon cable isn't attached.

[@LetsPlayKeldeo]

The thumbnail makes it look like you throwing them at us lul

[@mrouse79565]

Good you watch steve from tronics fix

[@TheSkaldenmettrunk]

The second one looked horrible. Still a good job on both one.

[@JoeyDoesTech]

Thankyou buddy :)

[@markalv3201]

The funny thing is my only complaint about your videos is that you fix these things so quickly,I want more!!! Good job with the vids my favorite tech repair channel to date

[@JoeyDoesTech]

Love that, Thankyou :)

[@I-Human]

Hello! I was wondering what magnification do you have on your microscope. Im planning on trying my hand tech repairs, but im not sure what microscope would be sufficient for this kind of work

[@Rezendes]

This is off topic of this particular video, sorry for that. I am working on a Nintendo Switch and I just need clarification between a true short and low impedance caps. If there's a true short on a cap, both ends should be about the same and near 0 Ohm? Low impedance would be one side say 15 Ohm or 30 Ohm 10 Ohm etc and the other side 0 Ohm? My multimeter seems to beep somewhere up to 200 Ohm or 150, not sure. I just know a beep doesn't mean a short 100% of the time.

[@rfr653]

Good job mate 👍

[@pearelectronics3083]

That second one was a horror show, good job on the first one though

[@stefanlechner]

Incredible video. Great work, great video. Greets from vienna.

[@djlancematthew]

I’m very curious about something. The HDMI port that you took off that was loose. Is there no way to repair that so that it would hold the cord properly? If the HDMI port does work, you would think there would be a way to just make it pulled the plug better again.

[@billythefxck]

Yeah, he could have just pinched it with pliers. The repair was absolutely unnecessary

[@JasGawera]

Interesting, I've never seen this sort of soldering before, Only done stuff like LED tape and some dev pads for programing smart switches myself really. What microscope setup are you using, any recommendations for a budget one? I've used a simple magnifier on the helping hands, but it isn't strong enough, and also it is plastic so has a few melt marks where I've bumped it with the iron :)

[@eathenalexander2836]

Great fix joey🎉

[@WasteNotWood]

With buing for fix and sell second one was no worth to fix. Unless it mind be a good material for live stream. Nice fixes

[@timpeachey9394]

This would be more interesting if you explained what you are doing to test the component, why this works and what it is to achieve. At the moment these videos are like watching someone doing work you dont care about as you dont understand it.

[@kennybacchus1488]

Dumpster. Diving. On. EBAY. Do. We. Make. a. Profit. Or. A. Loss ?

[@akirakgampe7758]

Please help, I removed the middle small mosfet where there are 6 capacitors and I still have shorts. What could be the problem. "The 4C50 N channel mosfet"

[@Obsidian_fury69]

question where can we see the stuff you have currently on sale?

[@gravedigga71]

Like #2 is mine!

[@hcabrerab]

Unrelated comment: video after video I keep seeing the pile of boxes growing and growing. I fear that you'll be buried in them eventually :P

[@JoeyDoesTech]

Lmao! Yeah it’s getting worse!

[@manuelkikowatz7538]

Omg what a pervert has been inside this console 😢

[@MasterJediSean]

Hi Joey, is that a TS100 Soldering Iron?

[@JoeyDoesTech]

Yes it is my friend :)

[@B_A_R_C_O_D_E]

The first one has been dead from fortnite ch1 season10

[@sorcererstan]

Haven't watched yet, buy I'm rooting for ya! 😀

[@Sonic2903]

Hi, i have a little question, I'm not asking for a deep dive answer, but just what come in your mind first if I said I have an Xbox one S that turn on, with a full display and all, but just turn off by itself after like 30 secondes. In any case, I'm subbing to your channel because your videos are really great ;)

[@JoeyDoesTech]

Thank you! I would say it’s probably the hard drive 😊

[@Sonic2903]

@@JoeyDoesTech Oh, thank you! Really appreciated! 🤘

[@Scitch-et4vk]

👍 goodluck

[@dodgydruid]

'ere, you don't half look like that bloke in the shop... :P Sry couldn't resist :D

[@JoeyDoesTech]

😂😂😂

[@garymead5250]

Good day Joey Gary

[@JoeyDoesTech]

Hey Gary :)

[@trenchesbaby2199]

i have an xbox one s that does exactly the same thing as that last one but the motherboard is clean and no liquid damage..if it can be fixed let me know or if it can i am willing to give it away to anyone for parts

[@timpeachey9394]

The time you spent on this a minimum wage job for a few hours would pay the same.

[@Pinkielover]

You'd be lucky to get even 50 for a working one Without a controller or anything.. Either way you paid too much for 2 broken xbox ones..

[@jontait1095]

Great fix the other 1 will make a nice kebab

[@jasonsaunders5950]

Y sometimes do u speak like gordon ramsey

[@ellisgarbutt1925]

Excellent repair arlttempt Joey

[@cockneyb2k]

👍